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Simon Simms Smith

BirthMarch 1837 - Sumter, Williamsburg, South Carolina, USA
Deathabout 1915 - Sumter, Williamsburg, South Carolina, USA
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Born in Sumter, Williamsburg, South Carolina, USA on March 1837. Simon Simms Smith married Betsy McKenzie and had 13 children. He passed away on about 1915 in Sumter, Williamsburg, South Carolina, USA.

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Betsy Mckenzie
1845 - Unknown
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Maria / Mariah Smith
1886 - 1926
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John Henry (Uncle Bubba) Smith
1887 - Unknown
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Margaret Smith
1883 - 1936
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Martha A. Smith
1869 - 1948
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Easter Smith
1880 - 1933
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Nora Jane Smith
1878 - 1917
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Eugenia Smith
1873 - Unknown
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Warren Smith
1890 - 1956
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Nathaniel Smith
1874 - Unknown
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Verlie Smith
1879 - Unknown
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Dublin (In Question) Smith
1868 - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1876 - 1915
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Gallie Smith
1870 - Unknown

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